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Embedding a HyperView Player Object in HTML Documentation

Embedding a HyperView Player Object in HTML Documentation

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Embedding a HyperView Player Object in HTML Documentation

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The following section defines the arguments and provides an example for embedding statements in an HTML document in order to view a HyperView Player graphic object. Note the following updates to HyperView Player:

Simplified HTML File Statement

Since the H3D file created from HyperView and HyperMesh includes scene information, the arguments in the old statements for model readers and result readers are no longer needed. The HTML statements have been simplified in this release. However, the HTML files created for HyperView Player 3.1 are still supported.

Direct Readers

HyperView Player only supports H3D direct readers. You can create an H3D file using:

•HyperView
•HyperMesh
•HyperMesh result translators, such as hmnast, hmnasto2, hmradioss, hmpam, hmansys, and hmabaqus
•OptiStruct
Note:You may need to modify your HTML files created for HyperView Player 3.1 if you were using direct readers other than h3d.dll, such as adams.dll, gfile.dll, lsdyna.dll, and madymo.dll, since those readers are no longer supported in HyperView Player.

To embed a HyperView Player object, the <EMBED> statement in HTML is used.

All arguments are case insensitive.

General Arguments for EMBED Statements

type

Application/x-h3d

width/height

Measured in pixels

SRC="URL"

The location of the plug-in data file as indicated by its URL.

Embedded Statement Example

<EMBED        type="application/x-h3d"

           width=450 height=400

                 src="HTTP:\\www.altair.com\h3d\bumper.h3d">

 

<EMBED        type="application/x-h3d"

                 width=450 height=400

                 src="../bumper.h3d">

More examples can be found in the HyperView Player demo directory and at our Web site (http://www.altair.com).

 

 

See Also:

How to share .h3d files

The HyperView Player demo directory and Web site (http://www.altair.com) for more examples.